The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1925, Page 13

ee “SUTOMOBILE. SECTI | Ws i HARRY W. BANGERT, Automotive Manager 4 “ oo i UGK ADVISESIENPLOYES CET|~ Ginie? Where'd You Hide the Front Wheel? /SHRVSLER SETS ITD SCHOOLS | STOCK BONUS jms mere S Tou Tide De Tron zz, SED WRK ms De Palma Pilots Stock Car on 1,000-Mile Test functions of Various Car)Western Auto Supply Co. Parts Are Revealed Generous to Help : Mighty CENA se Coed t 4 that a gear rath 7 hk i 4.6 to 1—Ralph de Palma, the fam ih racing driver, 1 1,000 on the Culver City t nea pueden dommes bse Good because— : ge - : —the finish and me- elle tne Sas ea F chanical condition are Fields, vice » ‘ £ Mex . expert automotive craftsmen can pro- I the best Eberharter’s ! CAPITOL HILL "Sams aren ila fk ene SCHOOL OF : : er Yo —the prices are | right, Eberharter’s | being gatisfied with 1 DANCING 1714-18 AVE. <a The r a smaller margin and greater volume of business. The car was { —the terms are easy, due to Eberharter’s I financial arrange- 4s to stock #1 fone by Har engineers. Their the car ments, except This the one De Palma made | st record is an on t | —the guarantee is substantial, Eber- | harter’s insisting A group of dancing girls from the Capital Hill school of dancing wanted a ride the other day, so they called at i cocraler 1.000 ‘calles | the quarters of the Seattle Automobile Co., distributors for the Flint car. | minutes, elapsed time. For t The only car available was a Flint touring that had been driven to Mount Rainier thru the snow last week with Jord the Greer-Robbins company, one front wheel removed as a test of the strength of the tubular steel backbone of the Flint, The girls coudn’t wait |10* Ansel rysler distributors, § “ was awarded the Los Ani mes to have the wheel put on, so out they went, never missing the fifth wheel on the machine at all, according to Tom | competitive trophy for long ?' Frost, se manager for the firm, - ‘speed a: that the customer gets the best possible value for his money. durance, which it has continuously held, urance in high speed work was the real test put ays Mr. Fields. ‘The 23. ea aaa SEI" 1 | 24 Ford Coupe, $485 SOU oe trae st | renner toward [Kellogg Sales Adopt Commerical Ford | *:\."*. x the isin, behin SALESMAN BACK sworn" Proved by} [nary Sar tome even on very high n feel the engine Eberharter’s Gets Frank| Factory Trial Dunn as Sales Chief a : |f mal limit is rave : tho ¢ vith the identical en-| 3 AS BY ha cgi se necting rods, oiling | vrer g . . jand cooling systems built Into every i 76.32 miles an Tus. Third rs nee | jhour for 1 Did it east head of t 7 ‘ without straining effort, without de « X oz es structive r 80. It is quite} The first takes power alone n Dower plus unprecedeat urance } “It 4s one thing to show a burst of | } and manag det, Ir n to the size of that certain ma on were made tor beart ew im : = eget. eae arith uctive vibration | == drop fors disc chute | could not miles at 76] po Mest treatment —of casting etc, and | miles or even o n hour. An s logical to assume that a car hour for NOGE COACH IS. SHOWN HERE h st Pk system would be wrecked Iong| 1,000 miles has the endurance, re- | the 4 it traveled 1,000 miles with | serve ability and perfection of design las throttle wide open. A car with] to permit it to stand up for an abnor: anything but a perfect cooling }mally long thne under normal tem could not possibly keep an en-| usage.” |Rine cool at its topmost effort ee! _ om 13 hours. What is even| 4 tight hub cap can be loosened by ‘ 4 ° “ ‘ nore impre: ‘a "9 Piggy Se One of a fleet of four Ford commercial cars recently sold to Kellogg Sales company), drop . scab b onlin $ fat res the ey aigege doe a eye Perel a ; ; ° : ; | 8 added to the] fairly Jong-handle : mos by the Canal Motor company, North End Ford sales and service dealers, at Westlake ave.| radiator, proving not only that thate| tte ppragecrrrey tho'andl oC the hendle, Ae: lg sone my and Fremont bridge. : 5 bag no boiling, but that the engine| A few strokes of the Jack will get ay ar a aie ee ore Kellogg Sales company have standardized on Ford equipment thruout the entire United|“ i once get hot enough to have|the best of the most stubborn hub -_" 1 ng over 1,300 Ford cars in operation. The Canal Motor company has been| —— sal tinea Approach the bolling! cap. pone nd | high speed drivers were| fortunate in securing this company’s business for several years, having delivered a large} at| States, havi he expectations of the firm and.| working under orders to ‘bust those| number of this type car for use in Washington, Idaho and Oregon, our reorganized sales force, sec-| syrings If you c B 1 to none in the city, we are con-| «rhe new ax! Fe EE of an extremely successful fed to similar trigis.| rs could was forced an adequate for any de t-might be called upon new semi |W. L. Eaton Displays New- @st Model of Popular Car Brothers new conch meets demand for a truly com- and economical car of th type, according to W. L. local distributor, who has re- the first shipment of this new | | Virginia is pre STRICT IN SWEDEN | _BOOTLEGGER WANTS ¢ ho Because a boot is in Sweden, for in-| ¢ were subj ery strain expert driv k of was placed on the axh It's not so d here, after consid- | a maturity tre panteen eee | FAN BELT BUSINESS |! Dew coach sought Protect the Tires ering motorin, | it asa mbat car} Keeping the springs well lubri- tment interior arrange- nich had already withstood severe | stance. There motorists a and exceptionally roomy doors} The popular automobiles alone are|jaboratory tests. Stresses that or-| four times a ar without nf. }and destroy it as a dangerous weap-| cated saves the tires as well as the} Window «. said to have required, 1923, dinary driving never would cause | Steering gear, brakes, lights, equip-|on, but the bootlegger is fighting for|car itself. When a wheel strikes ear is of lacquer finish in| 590,000 feet of tan belt placed on the new channel | ment, operation and condition | his car in the District of Columbia! a deep hole the ticlty of the tire Brothers blue with a body jeau pment. At an aver: 1 frame and its five sturdy cross | of t Ace gone courts tends to toss it away from the ob- of yellow. Balloon tires are|® foot, that's an outlay of $4, aber |= = SSS = = =| struction. The quicker and the} t and the fittings|And it doesn’t include fan belt re-| «tn fact, every detall that easier it can do this the better for high in quality and|"ewals which are estimated at half| .orporated into the new Che [the tire Rusty springs tend to Jas much wus tested, improved and retested| old the wheel down, acting as back | the sturdy] TR TE |untit it scored 100 per cent before ure on the tire has the re SPEED GAINS LITTLE it was adopted. In this way it w as} The annoyance of finding that the donthe} It's hardly worth while to speed,| possible for the Chevrolet Company | spare tire has been deflated by a tiding undersiung springs. finds the Automobile Club of South-|to go into quantity production a’ bractical joker can usually be avoid. aad is ed by buying an extra dust cap and screwing this over the valve, The Buick engine has a positive, trouble-proof, gear-type oil pump. Thenithas an emergency suc- tion pipe to keep that pump in oil even though ex- % bs 7 ern California, after several tests./once, secure in the knowledge that i ereaking noise which sounds like|Tests were made in trying to gain |{ts new line would more than meet Wheel when steering from a|time and in complying with speed|any requirements car owners would may be caused by engaging |laws. The former method gained | piace on it.” h too harshly. To preventjonly five minuies in an hour's} ee KING COUNTY ROAD BULLETIN Thomas K. Beeman King County Engineer | New Parts Increase Sale Value of Car! | Any motorist can gather a *valu- able Idea by asking the clerk of his local dealer's parts department what |parts of an automobile car owners | seldom, if ever ask for. These are parts which have nothing to do with the running of the machine, and those which are not destroyed in col- NOW ON DISPLAY As Chevrolet Builds It is a real closed car, with body by the master builder, Fisher. Neither quality, | Week Ending January 24, 1925, All paved roads In good condition. Renton-Mapie V ley — Pavement from | 0 four miles east alance fair . ia lisions. eh fon four, ries cessively cold S |, Tey represent parts wnien, if oe-| 1] comfort, equipment nor durability has ‘or 1% casionally replaced, would greatly | ope ‘ of ipertew ud Wetlaae. ee weather should |improve the appearance of many aiff been sacrificed to price. nme nd enhance its trade-in value. | Few dealers, for instance, stock up with floor mats, rain curtains, robe | rails, door handles, etc, Yet a re-| | newal of such parts frequently means | |much to the wise car owner, GETS AFTER FRAUDS The Pennsylvania plan for curbing | fraudulent automobile associations is | advocated by the national vigilance |committee of the Associated Adver- | tising Clubs of tho World. In that | state the insurance commissioner has }authority to supervise control and examine all automobile protective | companies. alley-Black D mond: Good congeal the oil around the pump screen, mond-Enumelaw; Sunset Highway— Kenton-lesaqual Paved. Paved. Preston-Fall City: Good gravel Falls City-North Bend: Go North Bend to Camp Jos. condition. Snoqnalmio Pass: Issaquah-Newport: ¥F Auburn-Biack Diamond: Via Sous Creek; gravel section good. Highway: Open to Sky- Jack Reynolds Manager for The Automobile Owners’ Inter- Insurance Assn, Rainier Bldg., $922 Delivered in Seattle a. ow Buick bearings always get oil. Fair: mud and p 1 to frost Kent-Des Moines: New pavement: grav- | ¢1 section goo | ma Highline —Good. Excellent condition in King county; open to White River Camp: bride over White River in Park in dangerous condition Says: I would be absolutely satisfied if I had paid a thousand dollars more for it. Seattle Automobile Co. Established 1903 1424 Eleventh OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO., Inc. Broadway at E. Pike Phone EA st-1442 One mile pavement excelient; od gravel. mond: Good gravel. Il City: Good grave Dea Moines: Brick road; f se north of Des Moines to travel; use caution appr EA st-046s ing fill, DOWNTOWN BRANCH i int Road: wy paven Oe een Fall Clty-Toltt Yair conditions ™™ All gravel { due to fr local 261 | LDR | German automobile has been de-| signed which ean be operated on| Mast Pike at Harvard crude oil at a cost of 60 cents pur 100 miler js rough, » th soft places, Evenings WESTLAKE CHEVROLET CO. 118 Westlake Ave. No. Phone EL iot-4501 “Home of the Gold Line Radiator” EA st-0842 | WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM a a